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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-11-19

we are authorized to announce Mr. OC-
TAyE FOETENOT as candidate FOR snetiff
81 the election in April next.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-11-19

Thibodaux Se-9inel: Last Monday
Col. Sam. M. Robertson was elected
Congressman for the Sixth District, TO
fill the unexoired term of his lamen-
ted father, the late Hon. E. w. Robert
son, the originator of the Mississippi
River Commission.
A light vote was polled throughout
the district, notwithstanding the fact
that there was an opposing candidate
in the field, Judge Yoist, nominated
and run by the Republicans.
It is said that the Reformers of Aca-
dia exerted themselves considerably to
prevent their men from voting. 1Een
the member Of the State Central Com.
mittee refused to vote, although he was
at the polls.
We regret to see such selfish and
undemocratic spirit prevailing among
men who style themselves Democrats,
but we conceive it to be nothing else
than the natural result of the intolerant
and proscriptiye doctrines which have
been preached by some Reform organs
and speakers to the people. 10
AS Democrats it is our privilege to
contend among ourselves for the nomi-
nation of TIE men of our choice, but
our fraternal contention should cease
with tho nomination To carry our
st9uggle beyond that point is to weaken
our party organization and court de-
feat. 1t is nothing less than treachery
to the party, and we pronounce our
selves unalterably opposed to any such
practice, no matter by whom resorted
to. We have no use for boIters, and
the man who will go deliberately tc
work to prevent his fellows from vote
ing for his party nominee Is worse than
boIter, because he lacks the mora
courage of the latter.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-11-19

DEAIER ID BreeclI aud Muzzle loading
= Guns aud Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition ana
SnortIng Goods. Shells loaded to order
- Repairs Of all kinds executed e pess sss
stgie sc lowest prices.
OpelOmsae, Sept 40 -6n
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-11-19

Blank liens, for advances of supplies
81 nssrehants, for sale ak this otllne.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-11-19
LADIES' OYSTER SALOON.

Landry Street. OpeIousas.
Opposite Perkins Livery Stable.
Fresh Oysters always on hand and served
in every style.
Nov. l9lm. Proprietor.
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Tho aainsral Premiwm IIss.

The premium list in the mineral de- part ment of the territorial exposition, to be held at Phenix this year, offers unusual inducements for good ex- hibi,, the full list being as follows:
 Best collection of specimen ores from one mining district in Arizona or New Mexico, l, $50, ,, $25; best display of gold -bea ring. rock from any mining dis trict in the territory, l, silver medal, 2, diploma; best display of silver ore from any mining district in the territory, l, silver medal. 2, diploma; best collec- ton of useful minerals of Arizona, in- cluding coals, iron ores, marbles, sand stones, potters' clay, fire clay, burr stones, gypsum, mica, l, $e5, 2, silver medal; best general collection of speci- men ores, l, $lO, 3, silver medal; best collection of fossils of Arizona, l. silver medal, ,, diploma; best collection of minerals Illustrating the geology of Ari- zona, 1. silver medal, 2, diploma: best collection illustrating ornithology oi Arizona, 1, silver medal, 2, diploma best collection of crystalised minerala of Arizona, 1, silver medal, 2, diploma bes, collection of the vegetable king dom. including the woods. useful plAnts and native grassee of Arizona. l, tlO, 2 diploma; best collection of the animal kingdom, including insects injurious tC farmers and horticulturists, l, &10, 3 diploma.-Arizonan
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oue o@oe.

We desire to call attention to ths d vertisement, in another column. hsaded Standard Works Being desiEuus oi still further increasing the circulation of this paper, ss we'll ,ss receiving sub scriptions due, We have made arrange ments whereby we will supply choice literature, by stand4rd authors, fro to all new subscribers accompanying their orders with cash and, until October lst, will offer the same ind ment to aN in arrears who will pay up. Statsme nts of Accounts will be seIat out during the next two weeks to sub<cribers. These books are printed in pamphlet form and would cost, bound in cloth, from el to $2 per volume Real our olIef, send along the coin, making your selections by numbers. The list to select from will be largely increased soon.
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FRoN FRIDAYS DAILY.

Attorney General Goodrich has gone home to Phenix-
 E. M. Sanford returned to-day from a business trip to Flagstaff.
 c. A. Peter has sold lot II block 27 in Prescott. to Dan. O'Boyle. foy CA.
 W. L. Van Horn, of Flagstaff, ws. among the arrivals on to-day's train. M. T. Herrog has gone to Los Ange- les, for business trip of few weeks. John $. Jones, the mining man, re. turned to-day with his wife from the east
 II. Long, of StoddArd, had a load ef fine Agua Fria peaches in town fos sale to-day.
 Waukesha water is favorite bever. age at the Sazerac. It is cool, refresh. ing. delicious and healthy.
 Heavy rains are reported from all sides of Prescott. but they have beer giving this immediate section the go by
 Anumber of veterans in and arou nd Prescott are talking of attending the Grand Army encampment st St. Loui next month.
 I. L. Bacon has sold the residence recently occupied by Ben. Robinson and family. on Cortez street, to Mami Leroy (colored), for q 400
 The Silver Belt announces tha. Mrs Ed. H. Cook, who has been visiting
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Duly two more weeks until school
 opens again.
 The territorial board of equalization
 adjourned on Saturday.
 Rev G H. Adams left on the south bound stage this morning.
 Governor E. s. Stoyer, of Albu. querque, and W. L. Van Horn, of Flag stafi, left on yesterdays train. Ed. Austin has returned from . visit to the Castle creek hot springs. The train came in yesterday about an
 hour and hslf late with delayed mails. The railroad force is kept busy re- pairing washouts caused by heavy rains. Governor Tritle and party returned
 Saturday night from their visit to Je-
 rome and Cherry creek
 T. $. Bullock and c. J. Mcconnell,
 chief engineer U. $. N., rsturned Sat
 urday from their Walnut Grove trip. Joseph Bates, chief engineer of the
 Walnut Grove Water Storage company,
 came in last night, leaving for San
 Francisco on this afternoons train.
 John Ross, deputy sheriff at Walnut
 Grove, and K. Barrett, one of the sub
 contractors of the big dam, are in town
 to-day. They report that recent rains
 have raised the water three feet in the
 dam, and that MT. Nagle, the contractor,
 has been compelled to remove his corral on account of high water.
 The services yesterday at the Marina street church were of a very interesting character. Rev. G. H. Adams preach
 ed both morning and evening, his dis
 courses being eloquent and instructive. The evening services were preceded by . praise service, at which MT. and Mrs. Bishop, of Pbenix, assisted, the former as organist and the latter as soprano. oucTlH <AuASCuOup au0 DCPutsce Tackett and Hickey, left Sunday for Tonto Basin with ten warrants of arrest for parties suspected of being implica- ted in the recent killing there. At Pay.
 son they will be joined this evening by Deputy J. w. Francis and two others from Flagstaff. They expect to reach the scene of the recent shooting on Wednesday, the 24th instant. There are come anticipations of trouble over
 the affair, and the entire posse went
 heavily armed-~ The partiAs-fof whom lAhswr1xnsy Are out will probably sub. init to arrest without resistance and should they not be attacked by friends of the parties killed, all will be serene A man named Cooper, brother of Hanl Blevins, one of the killed, who has been | in hiding from the officers for some time, is en route Co the Basin and will
 reach there to-day. It is generally
 thought that his mission is not one oi peace entirely.
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Wednesdays Edition

| L. H. Orme left for Phenix today
 Do not fail to attend ti,s social oi the
 Ivy Club, on Friday night
 Governor Bartlett, of Caliiornia, h
 sufsring iron, . partial stroks q pr. alysis
 Morris Windmiller. of ths Dfidgs bath house, hss reduced the Aguzs on baths to two bite.
 Preacher wlsou, of the Bald Knob (No.) gang. has plsadsd guilty and thrown himself on the mercy Of the court.
 The board of territorial loan commis- sionsrs are advertising for bids for $900OW of territorial bonds. Bids will ts opened November lst.
 W. F. White of the Atchisoa, Topska ( Santa Fe, and W. B. Biddls, of the Atlantic q Pacific railroad. azivsd hsrs to-day. in their special car.
 Misees. Belle and Linnie JAckson, who have been visiting thsir brothss. Lester Jackson. returned b their homo in Kirkland valley, yesterday.
 It is amusing in the extreme to ses . certain newspaper set isseM up e . censor of the territorial press end, day after day, publish lectures to its con temporAries as te' their du>iss.
 Robert Scott, who was injured by e. cident at Walnut Grove, and by which he lost his eyesight, has, through his attorneys, Col. Eggen and Judge John Howard. commenced an action sgainst Leonard ( Nagle, contractors. to rscovss t5O,O0O
 The court house was packed last night with citisens who are intersstsd in booming this town and section. George H. Curry presided over tho | and Aorris Goldvates o@cia- ted as secretary. The spsaksEs wsrs J. c. Herndon, Esq.. E. V. esniord. Esq., Governors Tritle and Zulick, and their speeches wer to the point and we'll received. The 9th Infantry band, | of Whipple. intenspersed the speech making with good music.
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Greatly Gnessse.

Not few of the citizens of Prescots have recently become greatly excitsd oves the astounding facts, that ssveral Of their friends who had been pro nounced by their pbysicians e incura- ble and beyond all hope-su6esing with that dreaded monster Consumption- have been completely cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion, the only remedy that does pod lively cure all throat and lung diseasss, Conghs. Colds. Asthnis and Bronchtis. Trial bottle free at C. .. Hutchinscu's Drug Store, large bottles el.
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marr,s,.

HlcxEY-PARKxn-In San Frsncisco August 20sh. P. K. Hickey, of Phe-
 nix, to Miss Emily Parker. of San FrAncisco.
 RneuHART-MARs--In PheDix, on the 18th instant. by Rev. D. Fulton. Casper H. Rheinhars, Of Maricops county, Ariz i, to Mrs. Nellie Mars, Of Ogden. Kan.
 AIcHRlxxA-DuKE At Solomonvilie, 0nham county, Ariz-. August 18th. 1887, by Probete Judge J. T. Fitzger- ah. Pedro Michelsns b Mrs. Louisa Duke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Chicago, Aug. 20.-Cattle-Receipts, l4,OO0 Market higher; shipping steers, $3. 3.OO@5OO; stocker and feeders. $1.75 @3.25. Ttxss cattle, $aO0@3l0: COWS, bulls and mixed, $l 60@3.3O.
 Sheep--Receipts, 1000. Market strong; natives. $300@4. 90; Western, $3.10@3.75; Texas, $2. .7503.65. Lambs, per head, 32. 50@3.5O.
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Wonderful o,seevesy.

W. D. Hoyt < Co, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of R,me. Ca, says We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitaes and Buck, lens Arniea Salve for two yea1. Have never handled remedies that cell as we'll, or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful curel effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consump. tion have been entirely cured by uss ol flew bottles oi Dr. Kings New discov- cry, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always, Sold by c s. Hutchinson.
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Suscioo.

Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy has saved more lives by timely use, and has kept from suicide or the insane asylum more victims of nervous disordes, than all the physicians with their pet methods of treatment At druggist. el.5O Descriptive treaties with each bottle CT address J. J. Mack & O., s. F.
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JusstssGW Sho poooo.

the revised statutes, an entire- ly new form for summons, in . Jus tice's court, is required. The JouRaAL- MINER has just printed lot, prepared by an attorney, which conform to the requirements of the statutes, and il prepared to furnish the same, cent by mail postage paid, for $l per dozen.
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suek,en's Arn,ea sa,v.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum' Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price g cents per box. For sale by O. 6. Hutchinson.
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Born.

BARus-In Phenix. August 10th. to the
 wife of J, 8. Barns, daughter. JKREz-In Tucson. August 10th. to the wife of ST. Francisco Jerez, daugh- LEvY-In Yuma, August llth, 1887, to the wife of Judge Isaac Levy, a daughter.
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indlsssrIen es censsIpatsen.

A few Hamburg Figs are all that il necessary for the cure of the severest cases of indigestion or constipation, and one taken occasionally will prevent the development of these affections. 25 cents. At all druggists. J.J. Mack i O., proprietcrs, s. r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

V. A. Stephens has cat nineteen years eld. It was originally A black cat, but the frosts of nineteen winters have silvered it OCT until now # is gray as a badger. Not only has it become gray with age but, like many persons, as it has grown old 1t has lost it's teeth, and can neither hear or see. It IS, however, tenderly cared for by its owner in its delining years.
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Oi0d-

RlTTxxHousE-In Florence. August 5 frank. infant son of Mr. and Mrs- J. D. Rittenhouse. aged one day.
 SroEzRy-In Nogaies. August lst. in fant daughter of Mrs. L. NJ. Spoerry HsAp-In Oakland, Cal, August 18th Col c. P. Head, aged about 52 years LAxx-At Whipple, August 18th. in- fant child of Mir. and Mrs G Nj Lake. wAfsoS-In Clifton, August i4th, 1887, Sadie Watson. a native of Terra Haute, Indiana. aged 24 years
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

S. H. May, general agent of the Franz Falk Brewing company of Milwaukee, has teen in town.a couple of days. leaving on this afternoons train for San Diego. While here he took an or der from J. L. Fisher for two car loads of this justly celebrated beer and ap- pointed him ss agent in Prescott of this company Owing to the reputa- ton sllis beer has in New Mexico, Ari- zoua and California, MT. May expe- riences bur little trouble in placing agencies, and receiving good. big or ders fer it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

The Prospeotor thinks that the red gravely hills south of Tombstone fur nish just the character of soil necessary for the successful cultivation of the grape. Wat-r for irrigation could essi- ly be procured anywhere below the Huschu.s reservoir.
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prsscets csrdsn prIces.

Onions, 5 cts . A retail ; A cts. by the saek: a cts by the ton Potatoes cts. . b retail, 3a cts. by the sack; 5 cts. by the ton. Cabbage 3 cts. k retail; ss cts. by the sAck; % by the ton. [ Rhubazb eta. cts. by the sack Garlic IS cts 10 cts. uy the sack Kolh-rahi 5 cts. 4 cts. by the sack Radiahes crs.; 3 cts. by the sack Carrots, bunch. 5c, 4c per sack, Sc per ton
 Passnips, per bunch, 5c- Leeks, per bunch, 5c. Wins vinegar. g cts. per bottle; $l-75 pse gallon.
 Hlowers cheap Mint. sage, parsley. thyme, etc., no charge to customers. Cut flowers ond plants cheap,
 iy2lu
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Faon SAruRpAY's.DAIIy.

} FRon SATuRDAY's DAILY.
 Sheriff Mulvenon has returned froE ) Tip Top.
 Rev. c. H. Adams came in on las
 evening's stage.
 No train arrived to-day. on accoun of washouts.
 A number of Apaches came in o'
 yesterday's train.
 | Aglorious rain shower visited thi
 section this afternoon.
 Rufus A. Kinsmsn, of Middle Verde
 has filed his stock brand for record. I Louis Fehl is supposed to be in Flu
 rope. where he has family residing. | Ar. Powell, . tie contractor of ths
 Mineral Belt railrosd, was in town to
 day.
 Governor E. s. Stover is pleased witt
 our town, it's climate and its hospitable
 people.
 Robert and P. J. Schofeld were in
 town to-day from Big Bug, purchasing
 supplies.
 Bernard Goldman, the we'll known
 Phenix merchant, arrived from the south last evening. The bon bon party, the date of which has not yet been announced, promises to be . pleasant affair. The Arizona Mission Conference !; meets st Tucson, September 22d. Bish- op J. N. Wooden. D. D., L. L. D., pre- siding.
 General J. s. Mason, commander of the post at Whipple, will celebrate his 63d birthday. tomorrow, in quiet manner.
 An Sing, recent arrival from Cali fornia, undertook to bulldose fellow countryman. yesterday, to compel him to give mp his business to him.
 Articles of incorporation of the Flag staff Driving Park Association have been filed for record. The incorpora- tors are I. P. Daggs, J. W. Francis, E s. Clark, 0. A. Greenlaw and r. E. Foster.
 The funeral of the infant child of Private c. N. Lake, Co. H, at Whipple Barracks, was attended by . good num- Der of friends, today. Services, ct 10 . m., were conducted by Rev. J. c. Houghton, of the Congregational churh.
 The engine and boiler of w. z. Wiz son & Co.'S saw mill passed through town to-day, en route to its new loca- tion on Lynx creek It will be erected on the former site of the Curtis saw mill, and is expected to be in operation in about week or ten days.
 Judge w. o. O'Neill, to-day, receivvd . letter from John D. Meadows, justice of the peace at Payson, in Tonto Basin, stating that he had issued warrants for the arrest of ten parties implicated in the recent shooting scrape in that sec ton. The date of the shooting is slleg- ed to have been on the 9th instant, not withstanding reports of it were received on the 9th.
 A telegram was received here yester- day announcing the death, in Oakland, Cal, of Col. c. P. Head. On the day previous, in answer to telegraphic summons his brother, w. s. Head, left Prescott to visit him, but failed to reach there in time to see him alive. The deceased was for years resident ,f this territory, having been engaged m the mercantile business here with his brother. In 1884 he was the Demo cratic nominee for delegate to congress, oeing defeated by Col c. c. Bean. He was an upright man, and good .itizen. He leaves a wife and one :hild to mourn his loss, who have the of this community in their
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

The latest ''clues" indicate that there were at Lsast three robbers and perhaps four and they all will be gathered in.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
psscs liss of shoee.

The following list will give some idea of my prices for ladies. misses and childrens shoes:
 Ladies french kid button shoe. opera toe, e4.00.
 LAdiss kid fored button shoe. very styiish, t2M.
 LAdie. American kid button, good styie, el15.
 Ladies American kid newport button. o1.36.
 Lediss American kid newport tie. ol.3S. ,: Lediss Amsrican kid opera slippers. el.35.
 Moo American kid newpor, button. Niss~ American kid newport tie, $l- %. lnfs cs sAoes from 60 cents to $1O0. A good stock of boys shoes from $i-25 upwards.
 d MRS. ID. J. SULLIVAN.
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Live etock aRaekes.

City taxes will be due September list The rate is one per cent.
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Baumann's Steam Ice Cream freezer is kept running every day daring this warm weather. 123
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Elegant line of Toilet articles, and imported handkerchief Extracts, ai Hutchinson's Corner Drugstore.
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ra< .aorrsr'' ss Tsss. P.aasas. co

Drs. D. and J. Pentlsnd have, aftW considerable expense, commenced the nas .ufacturc of nitrous oxide gas" for he absolutely painless extraction" of teeth. They will continus to kssp . good supply always on hand of purs fresh gas, 90 that the mott timid nay DO longer dread the extraction of ftouhls- sor teeth. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

The Bank of Prescott, one of the solid institutions of northern Arizona, win change hands on the lst Of September. and will pass into the bands oi new
 syndicate, composed of the leading bu-
 siness men of Prescott. The capital
 stock will consist of 800 shares of el00
 each, aggresating @50.0o0, of which
 $20. 900 has already bsen paid in. and
 which will be increased when the ne-
 cessity requires to el0OOo0. The board
 of directors will also be increased from
 three to seven, who win meet twice .
 week to pas on applications for loans.
 It is the intention of ths nsv regime in
 banking affairs here, to reduce the rate
 of interest, and to give to all-rich and
 poor alike-the same accommodation in the way of loans, who can furnish
 security. The oficers of the hank, e now organized. will be settled by the
 present management and directory, and the new institution will start on the lst with clean balance sheets. AL though the new directon have not yet been elected, . meeting will be held in s few days for that purposs. and t is generally understood among the sub scribers to the capital stock that Frank Meador will continue in the losition of cashier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitters. the best tonic made for the system. a2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
Our ra.es.

The following is the apportionment of the tax levy for the several funds re- quired:
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March Murdock, of the Wichita, Kan sat, Eagle, who has been through the mil and knows how it is himself, hay. ing helped to build up his town from . village to its present proportions, has this to cay about how it was done ."Oae thousand copies of . respectable newspaper printed in town and sent out wi1 do more good than ten million circulars. We do not mean regular pictorial boom advertisement paper that is a give-awsy on its face, but the regular paper setting forth in thought ful and attractive way the advantages of tile town, and showing in it's adver- Using columns that it has . live, ener- getic set of business men,"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

For sale cheap, good saddle-horse and outfit Enquire at this office Al6a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Extxact of SArsapsrilla, manufactured
 specially to order, best blood medicine
 knovn, ct Dr. Robinson's. a2ff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Don't be afraid to eat Baumaun's Ice
 Crsam, for our leading physicians not
 only sndorse it, but also order it largely for their family tables. 723
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oposssmon's Nah.

An kinds Of guns and ammunition and spostsmen's supplies on hand and fR sa1e cheap Discounts to the trade Repairing done. J. w ROBERTS, Practical 0unsmith, Guriey St, next
 door to Aitken's Cigar Store. a19tf
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I. Kuhn, of the Lion Store, has gone to California. All parties indebued to the Lion Store will pay their secoun 10 Judge W. H. Mc4rew. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinet vision. come before the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best of all gifts, but immediately 90 and have the proper spectacles sd- justed to your eyes This has been my speciAlty for ten years, and by the use Of my 0ptometer. purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you glass not adapted for your eyes, is prevented. The use of the OptimeteT is free to ali customers. Price of spectscles range from SI to $s per pair. GEo: H. CURRY.
 BaumAnn's ice-ccsd Soda Water is very highly spoken of; he msnufse- tures it himself, as he does his Syrnps.
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